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The intent and changes seem sound from review. Unfortunately, the implementation does not work from my testing. The cached assets are never used when inspecting network activity of the WebView. Do you experience this as well?
I tested by configuring the Demo app. I could not test with WP-iOS due to the current incompatibility with WP-iOS with the merge of #146.
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Why the change from let to var?
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What?
Moves the
Swiftsoupdependency out into its own package that can be conditionally used.Why?
The library current requires that its hosting app adopt
Swiftsoup. It's only used for a small corner of the functionality where regex might not properly parse the data we get back from the server.How?
Creates a new
AssetManifestParserpackage that can be included (or not). By default, the implementation now uses a regex-based approach, but warns that it's not recommended.Testing Instructions
I've added unit tests for both the default and new parsers that cover the parsing better than it was before.
I'd recommend testing it against a site using the assets plugin.
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